dofdan
28 Dec 2012
History / 'Prehistory' Celts in Southern Poland [20]
In this case I think that it relates back to a Celtic tribe that expanded into southern Poland around 0 - 200 AD. The tribe was called the Cotini and was related to the Celts that were spread across Europe and into Scotland. In this case the DNA is separated from that in England by 1800 -2000 years. It's also from a group that is located int the Upper Vistula near Krakow and Kielce. Not to many sailers made it that far up the river. It would be much easier to relate to the Scottish peddlers from the 16th century but the gemetics do't match up for our entire group.
Dofdan
In this case I think that it relates back to a Celtic tribe that expanded into southern Poland around 0 - 200 AD. The tribe was called the Cotini and was related to the Celts that were spread across Europe and into Scotland. In this case the DNA is separated from that in England by 1800 -2000 years. It's also from a group that is located int the Upper Vistula near Krakow and Kielce. Not to many sailers made it that far up the river. It would be much easier to relate to the Scottish peddlers from the 16th century but the gemetics do't match up for our entire group.
Dofdan